1. The grassy surface of land; turf; the skin of bacon.

2. To cover with sward.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• swarn,
• sewar,
• stuward,
• swrod,
• swuare,
• swaded,
• swaet,
• swund,
• haward,
• swead,
• foward,
• sahrd,
• scerd,
• neward,
• aweard,
• uoward,
• squard,
• swoard,
• boward,
• sacard

• seward,
• swarthy,
• sword,
• sard,
• swart,
• swertia,
• swihart,
• soward.

The adjective form of the word "sward" is "swarded".

The plural of the "sward" can be the "swards".

The singular of the "sward" can be the "sward".